In I'm OK, You're Not, the article which examines the role of prejudice, the participants in study 2who
had low self esteem were more likely to
(a) think mainly about their own problems
(b) stereotype a gay man who was described to them
(c) use "hate" words when describing people of ethnicities other than their own
(d) fail to finish the study because they weretoo depressed
B
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b. Their muscles accumulated excess levels of lactic acid. c. Their neurons released dopamine faster than they could make more of it. d. Prolonged high electrical activity in the brain distorted the connections.
A good way to find out what therapeutic services are available in your community is
a. just find a local community mental health center since every community has the same services. b. look in a local phone book, the Internet, or ask friends. c. wait for a mental health professional to place an advertisement on television. d. check motivational speaker listings.
Rosalind, a forward on the women's basketball team, has invited Bryce to a formal banquet at which she will receive an award for her outstanding athletic performance. When Bryce first sees her in her formal gown, it strikes him that she does not look at all like an athlete. Why is he surprised?
a. He has never before seen her in a dress. c. He is a male chauvinist. b. She does not fit his schema of her. d. Athletes seldom wear dresses.
Researchers found that most adolescents felt close to God and that they
A. did not believe in heaven and hell. B. affirmed the same religion as their parents. C. were in religious cults. D. expressed their commitment to religion through devil worship.